Boston and St Louis clash in tight baseball tilt
Sullivan returns and shines as Boston battles St Louis in a pitching heavy game. Scoring details show Long, Donahue and others contributing with hits while fielding and base running produced key moments. Pitching staff and game time noted with standard box score language.
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Atlantic League games shuffle standings and homers
Atlantic League results show Paterson dropping after losses to Hartford while Reading shut out Athletic 3 0 on home grounds with strong pitching. Lancaster’s win streak ends as Richmond pitchers shut down the locals and Dolan hits a homer for the visitors.
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Goodhart
Phillies Win Third Straight as Locals Rise in Standings
The Phillies defeated Louisville 7 to 2 due to strong battery work. Boston beat Hallman’s club 14 to 6, New York crushed Pittsburgh 9 to 0, and Brooklyn topped Cleveland 7 to 2. Standings show Philadelphia tied for seventh with Brooklyn and Boston. Schedule includes Pittsburg at Philadelphia and Louisville at New York among others.
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Dowd Deal Shakes Phillies Infield Shuffles
National League news notes Tommy Dowd will start at second base for the Phillies after a deal with St Louis. Harley and Hallman move to the Cardinals, Grady stays in Philadelphia. The Phillies beat Louisville 7 to 4 as Wheeler pitched well and Phillies capitalized on critical errors, with Hallman, Cooley and Lajoie delivering key hits.
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Grady
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Boston Captured Both Games in Easy Fashion
In Boston on June 1 the Red Sox swept a doubleheader from the St. Louis team with effortless hitting and weak defense by St. Louis. Boston pitchers were hit freely, while the visitors showed little life in both games.
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Bostons
St. Louis
Umpire Sees Pirates Game Forfeited Amid Row
Umpire McDermott awarded the game to New York 9 to 0 after Pirates balked at play in the sixth inning. Earlier, Killen and Donovan argued over calls, leading to fielders leaving the diamond as McDermott ruled both safe on a play involving Padden and Holmes. Donnelly was replaced by Gardner after being hit. Hartford split a doubleheader with Paterson, winning 4 0 in the first game and 12 3 in the second after seven runs in the fourth inning.
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McDermott
New Yorks
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Donovan
Giants
Holmes
Wilson
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MccDermott
Donnelly
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Milton Defeats Demorest In Tight Up Hill Tilt
Milton wins a hard fought game with strong hitting after a shaky first inning by Plummer. Demorest and Milton players contribute runs, with Mesick and Hickey among the notable hitters. Umpire Collins presided as Milton pulls ahead late.
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Williamsport
Milton
Plummer
Demorest
Hickey
Hoffman
Mesick
Hewitt
Abder'n
Follmaer
Conroy
Carpenter
Collins
Baseball Team Rumors and Updates From the Era
The text discusses player form and lineup changes including Geier, Stallings, Orth, Delahanty, and Dowd. It notes Baltimore maintaining pace, Wheeler’s pitching with some wildness, Hallman leaving the Phillies, and Louisville needing new hitting to improve. It hints at upcoming games and transfers without firm moves.
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Pittsburg
Geier
Stallings
Orth
Baltimore
Perry Werden
Trotting at Belmont yields close finishes despite wind
Belmont course hosted four trotting races in deteriorating weather with no purses to chase. Jewel Woodnut won the 2.15 pace in straight heats, Miss Hays led the 2.50 trotting event, and Dress Goods narrowly beat Lady Andover in the 2.30 class while Carl Brown took the 2.40 class after split heats.
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Jewel Woodnut
Cracksman
Silk Woodnut
Miss Hays
Sophia Russell
Pilo Belle
Walter D
Nellie Wilkes
Dress Goods
Lady Andover
Confusion
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Minnie Serrill
Woodnut Monroe
Rh. M. Laycock
Robert Smith
J. Kay Little
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Thomas Grady
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John Kinney
Happy Busid
W. Robinson
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John Lady Andover
Guy Briggs
Frank Jackson
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Thomas Grady Kinney
Pimlico Opens With Trotting Pacing And Steeplechase
Baltimore Pimlico opened its season with a trotting, pacing and steeplechase card before a large crowd on perfect weather. Little Giant ridden by S M Nicholas fell in the steeplechase but Nicholas remounted to finish second. times and names in the trotting and pacing events were listed for several horses and drivers.
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Little Giant
S. M. Nicholas
Mr. Nicholas
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New Men for the Crew Shakeup at Penn Navy Race
After a poor showing by the University of Pennsylvania crew at Annapolis the program hints at a seating shakeup. Megargee may reclaim a seat after pairing with Ells Ward while Kregalius, last year’s No. 2, could return now that exams are finished.
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Naval Cadets
Annapolis
Megargee
Harvard Varsity Crew Prepares for Hudson Trip
The Harvard Varsity eight completed a practice on the Charles River before departing for Poughkeepsie. Hundreds of students cheered as the crew, led by Captain Goodrich, tested starts and long pulls in their Webb shell and other craft.
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Charles River
Poughkeepsie
Lehmann
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Goodrich
Boardman
J. F. Perkins
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Marvin
Bow
Springfield Wins Providence Series Closer In Dominate Fashion
Springfield won the final Providence series game easily as Malhs struck out seven with bases loaded. Braun faced heavy hits while Wiegand’s errors helped Springfield plate runs. Batteries Mains Duncan Braun and xon.
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Malhs
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Wiegand
Providence
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Duncan
Xon
Favorites Beaten at Iron Hill as Prices Jump
Special Telegram from Iron Hill reports a surge in attendance and heavy betting as favorites lost in five of six races. Winners included Teko Bardette Fagin Helena Belle Tutor and Ludrita with odds varied. Jockey Cunningham suspended indefinitely amid McDermott Foundling case investigation. whispers said he would reveal state secrets if reinstated.
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Tutor
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Pennsylvania Meets Fordham In Baseball At Franklin Field
Fordham arrives after defeating Lehigh and Lafayette to face Pennsylvania at Franklin Field. O'Connor likely pitches for Penn against Fordham with Brown umpiring and Schwartz catching. Batting order lists Jackson through Gillinder for Penn and Jorrry Huston in the field as Fordham's lineup includes Brown and Kelly on the mound.
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Lafayette
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Theed
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Schwartz
Peas
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Hayes
R.binson
Kiernan
Itchie
Reilly
Blakeley
Tierney
Gelbert
Base Ball League Disbands in New Jersey
President P. E. Wurftein announced the New Jersey Base Ball League has been disbanded after a failed effort to fill Bridgeton and Millville franchises. Representatives of Trenton Elizabeth Asbury Park and Atlantic City met and decided to end the four club league.
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P. E. Wurftein
New Jersey
Bridgeton
Millville
Elizabeth
Asbury Park
Atlantic City
Chicago Gas Trust Bills Pass House in Springfield
The Illinois Senate approved a bill to consolidate companies forming the Chicago Gas Trust and the House confirmed by 89 to 87. Pressure to secure Governor Tanner's veto is anticipated, as a second gas frontage bill passed 90 to 48 and awaits the governor's signature.
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Stars Extend Win Streak Over Rochester In Syracuse
Syracuse claims its fifth consecutive victory by pounding pitcher McFarland in the first inning and maintaining lead through the game. Final score Syracuse seven Rochester five with Willis and Ryan behind McFarland and Zahlooper.
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Stars
Rochester
McFarland
Willis
Ryan McFarland
Zahlooper
Torontos Down Buffalo Again in Close Baseball Tilt
The Toronto tail-enders defeated Buffalo again on June 1 as steady Canadian batting offset Swartwood’s calls. Dineen and Casey combined for Buffalo’s loss with Brown and Smith behind the mound.
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Swartwood
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Dineen
Casey
Brown and Smith
Scores of Other Games Across Cities
Indianapolis defeated Kansas City 14 to 3 and Detroit beat Minneapolis 14 to 3. Wheeling lost to Dayton 12 to 4 while Mansfeld in a 8 to 7 result against Springfield. At Brockton Pawtucket won 12 to 0 over Brockton.
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Wheeling
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Fortinger
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Princeton Takes Series From Harvard In Pitchers Battle
Princeton edges Harvard 2 to 0 in a pitchers duel as Paine’s wildness yields two Princeton runs. Kelley collects three singles, Kafer and Haughton each drive a three-base hit. Haughton’s long hit nearly cleared the grounds but was handled by Princeton outfield. Attendance estimated 3,000 to 4,000.
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Altman
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Death of Chas. H. Andrews Herald Proprietor dies at home
Charles H. Andrews a Boston Herald proprietor died at his home in Boston on June 1. Born in 1834 he spent his career with the Herald except for a few years and was a longtime figure in the paper's history.
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Cycle Notes from the Penn Treaty Wheelmen Club
The Penn Treaty Wheelmen celebrate club anniversaries and upcoming rides with events planned through June. Josh Lindley and Frank Starbuck ride for the club as Turner Cyclers prepare a Wilmington trip and Pilot Wheelmen set a June 7 meeting. Local growth shows 79 720 total members with regional pulse in New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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Josh Lindley
Frank Starbuck
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League of American Wheelmen
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Maryland
Severe frost and snow damage hit multiple states
Heavy frosts struck the Northwest for two mornings and snow and ice formed across Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Michigan Indiana Illinois and North Dakota. Crops harmed include Wisconsin strawberries corn potatoes and fruits with many areas reporting near total losses and replanting needed. A St Paul dispatch notes frost across about 100 points in West Minnesota as one of the hardest in years.
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North Dakota
Reckless Shooting Affray in Brooklyn Injures Italians
In Brooklyn at Carroll and Columbia streets a reckless shooting affray left Antonio Cincotto and Giuseppe de Sabres critically wounded with abdominal and lung injuries. Nicola Scozzari was arrested after bullets flew, and Joseph Dicalon arrived at the hospital with a bullet wound later that day.
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Carroll and
Columbia Streets
Antonio Cincotto
Giuseppe de Sabres
Nicola Scozzari
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Joseph Dicalon
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Doctor Asa Pattee Dies After Illness in Pestron
Dr. Asa F. Pattee a physician in Amesbury for 31 years died after a brief illness from Bright's disease. A Dartmouth MD he began practice in 1850, taught materia medica and therapeutics in Boston, helped found the Boston Therapeutical Society, and held honorary botanical society memberships.
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Switchman Kills Woman Then Stabs Self in Algiers
In New Orleans on June 1 Samuel A. Jervis a 44 year old switchman stabbed to death Mrs Bertha Johnson 30 at John McLean 314 Newton street Algiers Then Jervis stabbed himself in the stomach He is expected to die Jealousy sparked the fatal confrontation after the woman said she would quit him and move elsewhere
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Samuel A. Jervis
Bertha Johnson
John McLean
Newton Street
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Postmasters Appointed in Federal Thinning Changes
Washington June 1 postmasters for 105 fourth class positions were appointed today. Of these 52 reflect removals and 53 resignations or deaths. Changes include New Jersey Whiting Peter Christopherson replacing G Cranmer. Pennsylvania Adams G D Adams replacing M Adams. others list further replacements and vacancies across multiple counties.
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Sporting Notes from the Week in Local Boxing and Regattas
Wyoming today faces North Phil seen Club at Broad and Jackson at 3 45. Frank Slavin lasts two minutes against Joe Butler at California Athletic Club on Monday night. Dick Burge loses to Tom Canser on a seventh round foul before the aes Sporting Club of London on Monday. Dan McConnell and Martin Judge to box twenty rounds before the Buffalo Athletic Club next Monday at catch weights. Yale Yacht Club regatta postponed to June 9 due to Harvard Princeton ball game. Wilkes Barre releases L Smith Roach and Sam Mills. Amateur Mc Dade of Philadelphia to play third base replacing Charley Smith who faces release if not improved.
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Joe Butler
California Athletic Club
Dick Burge
Tom Canser
Aes Sporting Club
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Dan McConnell
Martin Judge
Buffalo Athletic Club
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